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I think it is great that Mark is inviting his listeners to show up at his movie premiere and encouraging them to buy his movie, having said that, how come when Mark was performing in his Shakespeare plays he never invited his listeners to show-up? Back then I was a 4-Hour listener to M&B so how’d he said something about him performing Shakespeare, I definitely would have shown up to see him perform.

I’m not here to beat a dead horse (maybe just spank it a little), but I have to see if we can get Mark to pronounce Peter Stormare’s name correctly.
As a foreigner (and Swede myself), I am quite familiar with the fact that after a while of people butchering your name, you just give up and stop correcting them. Hence, everybody calling him “storMareee”, and him not caring too much.
However, if you want to “impress” Peter just a hair, give this a whack:
Storm
Are
Eh
Storm-Are-Eh
Those three words, without pause and you’ve got it nailed.

Hey Mark not to inflate your ego anymore than it already is but I hope you realize that your voice is one of the most iconic and recognizable voices in LA radio history but I saw the writing on the wall for radio when Rick Dees got fired not just once but twice here in LA. I know now looking back that you know radio isn’t what it once was but I hope you recognize the fact that you helped a lot of people through trying times just by you being you. Thank you!

Mark – thanks for sharing the grieving process you went through regarding being let go from the Sound. It’s interesting, and helpful, to know that you went through this even though getting back into radio was not something you sought out. You seemed happy enough doing your podcast before the Sound recruited you. It’s a good question for people to ask themselves . . . how will I feel if it doesn’t work out.

God dammit Mark! Thanks for sharing your story about depression. I have too have been dealing with it. I also have worked in broadcasting and back in ’12 (oddly enough about the same time you left KLOS) i had my last time walking into a TV station that i was at for 13 years. The TV station decided to be centralize and eliminated my position. There are not allot of broadcast opportunities here where i live and cannot moved to do my son (my ex wife). I wanted to be around my son while growing up. During the transitioning time had to start a new career and for 5 years of unstable work put me into depression mode as i didn’t know what i could do. Then finally landed a good job in ’16, got engaged, bought a house making good money. Then just two months ago got hit with another round of depression. My son (oddly who you have talked to one month prior to you leaving The Sound) has decided he didn’t like my house rules decide he wants to be emancipated and i have not talked to Dylan (my son) now for over three months. He has moved all the stuff out of my house doesn’t want to talk to me anymore. So now back to depression, again. I have taken no drugs, don’t drink to hide mt depression. I just take the hit and deal with “life” the best i can. Life is like a car, it sucks when it breaks down. But! No matter what you have to find a way to fix it.

Great listening to your show. I used to go to a lot of strip bars in LA but now live in Germany. Don’t go to them any more because I got married. My favorite strip bars were in Cocoa Beach. I used to get full contact lap dances there. The names of the clubs were Teasers and The Inner Room. I once got a lap dance from a girl at The Inner Room who wanted her butt slapped and I slapped it for a full song. I got a big boner during slapping her ass.

Since snorting condoms is all the new rage, I unrolled one of my Mark & Lynda Podcast condoms and tried it. It was PHENOMENAL. I had to CALM DOWN. Ok, I’m GENERALIZELY speaking there, because actually it was disgusting.